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Summary: Beginning with Excel 2002, Microsoft made it much easier to put a graphic in a worksheet header or footer. Here’s how to do it. (This tip works with Microsoft Excel 2002, Excel 2003, and Excel 2007.)
Excel users have, for years, asked if there is a way to place graphics in headers or footers. Various methods have been devised to do just that, as discussed in other ExcelTips. Users of Excel 2002 and Excel 2003 may be glad to know that it is even easier to add graphics to headers or footers. In fact, Microsoft added a direct capability to place graphics in headers or footers. Just follow these steps:
Excel 2007 still allows you to place graphics in headers or footers; the only thing different is the steps by which you display the Header or Footer dialog box: Display the Insert tab of the ribbon and then click either Header or Footer within the Header & Footer group. At this point you can continue to actually locate and insert the graphic, as indicated earlier in steps 4 through 10.
Tip #2697 applies to Microsoft Excel versions: 2002 2003 2007
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